World Newsletter 1997-1998-Winter by International House NYC

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WINTER

1997-1998

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embers of the extended International House community, including relatives of Harry Edmonds and three generations of the Rockefeller family, gathered on November 4th to dedicate the recently completed Hall of History in the Davis Hall Foyer. The dedication of the 12 panels, which contain historic photographs and documents tracing the history of the House and those associated with it, occurred 75 years after ground was broken for construction back in 1922. The event, attended by more than 200 trustees, alumni, residents, staff and friends, began with a ceremonial ribbon cutting by Chairman John C. Whitehead, Honorary Trustee David Rockefeller, Executive Committee Chairman William D. Rueckert, President Donald L. Cuneo, longtime Trustee Abby M. O'Neill, and alumna Kathryn W. Davis ‘32. After viewing

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the exhibits, the six made remarks in dedication of the Hall. “The history of this House really reflects not only the parallel history of our country, but the history of the world,” said Chairman Whitehead. “If you look at the

John Whitehead, Abby O'Neill, and Bill Rueckert.

names and faces in the pictures, you're struck by how many people of great significance to America and to the world have been associated with this House.” continued on Page Three

Sunday Supper Address

DISTINGUISHED HONOREES TO RECEIVE EDMONDS AWARD

The Harry Edmonds Award for outstanding life achievement was established in 1990 to honor select individuals whose lives best exemplify the spirit of International House and its founder, Harry Edmonds. Previous distinguished honorees have been alumni Leontyne Price

1980s Alumni Reunion

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International House’s new Website address is:

www.ihouse-nyc.org and the new e-mail addresses are:

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Chairman of the Board the Honorable John C. Whitehead at a black-tie gala at Rockefeller Center’s Rainbow Room on April 20th. This year’s nominated alumni honorees include Italian Nobel Prize Laureate in physics Carlo Rubbia ‘58; American opera singer Shirley Verrett ‘58; Pina Bausch ‘59, world-renowned German choreographer; and Yuzaburo Mogi, ‘61, President and CEO of Kikkoman Corporation. A special posthumous award will be presented to President Emeritus Howard A. Cook in recognition of his extraordinary 41 years of service to International House, 25 of which he served as President. A number of alumni from his years as President are expected at the gala. BON

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David Rockefeller is the event’s Honorary Chairman, and Trustee John French III and Mrs. Wenke Thoman are the event’s CoChairs. Proceeds from the event will benefit the International House Scholarship Fund, helping to ensure the vital diversity of its international and American residents. “Our Harry Edmonds honorees have achieved eminence and recognition in the years since they left International House,” notes President Don Cuneo, “and they are not alone. In paying tribute to them, we likewise honor all alumni who leave their distinctive mark on the world. The honorees represent the vitality of International House, and by their professional and personal achievements exemplify the relevance of its Mission to Prepare Leaders for the Global Community. We

will be presented this spring to a . group of distinguished alumni of International

‘58, Flora Lewis ‘42,

Mark Eyskens ‘57, Tatsuro Toyoda ‘58, Takeshi Nagano ‘55, Chinua Achebe ‘63, Kathryn Waterman Davis ‘32, L. W. Frohlich ‘37 (posthumous), David Sainsbury ,‘70, Wassily Leontief ‘32, Sachio Kohjima ‘69, and longtime Trustee Abby M. O'Neill.

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Invitations to the April 20, 1998

Harry Edmonds Awards Dinner will be automatically sent to International House alumni living in the New York area. If you live further away and would like to receive an invitation,

please fill in your name and address below and return by mail, fax or e-mail to: Sachiko Isobe Office of Development & Alumni Relations INTERNATIONAL HOUSE 500 Riverside Drive New York, NY 10027-3916

Tel: (212) 316-8446 Fax: (212) 316-8416 E-Mail: development@ihouse-nyc.org Name:

Address:

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ALUMNI AROUND THE WORLD

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

“Our alumni are a wonderful group of people,” said President Donald Cuneo, reflecting on his 12-city, six-week visit to alumni last summer. “Meeting alumni face-toface in their countries is an experience my family and I will never forget.” Stops included Paris, Brussels, Giitersloh, Frankfurt, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Brisbane, Melbourne, Manila, Seoul and Honolulu. On his return and after meeting over 150 alumni, President Cuneo related how he and his family were deeply touched by the personal warmth and hospitality they received in every city. He also stressed his gratitude for the intense loyalty alumni showed for I. House and their experience as residents, and was excited to hear the enthusiasm alumni around the world expressed about the soonto-arrive “Alumni Connections Community” on the Internet. “This concrete benefit,” Cuneo explained, “will not only afford alumni immediate contact with the House and information on its programs, but will encourage a global sharing of ideas and goals that support the House and its Mission. It will also contribute directly to the professional and personal interests of our alumni.” A brief outline of Cuneo’s trip, which mentions only some of the alumni he met, follows. He first travelled to Paris where he met with Trustees Blaise Halluitte ‘70 and John

had the pleasure last summer of attending the triennial Heads of I. Houses conference in

Brisbane, Australia, in mid-July.

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gatherings provide a useful and interesting forum in which my counterparts and I share ideas and offer suggestions for the many aspects of operations at our respective International Houses.

Our sessions indicated an overall healthy picture for I. Houses around the world, and it was gratifying to learn that in a number of areas, 1. House New York is regarded as a leader in its alumni program, administration, support and programmatic innovation. Among the specific issues we discussed were the roles of senior residents in building a sense of community, the pros and cons of utilizing residents to provide services, converting older facilities to modern uses, collaboration possibilities, and making effective use of the Internet. Initiatives from the two prior conferences have included the "J. House Passport" and,

Crawford, World Council Members Pierre Mariotte ‘27 and Jean-Marie Hervé ‘66, and

executives from the Fondation Rhéne-Poulenc-Institut de France and the FrenchAmerican Foundation. Cuneo accepted a major gift of $46,000 from the Fondation Rhone-Poulenc-Institut de France to assist in the restoration of the Mural Room, and lauded the French alumni fund-raising campaign for the remainder of the Mural Room project’s funding. In Brussels the Cuneo family received more warm alumni hospitality when they stayed at the home of World Council Members Maurits Dolmans and Erika Howard. Cuneo made valuable contacts at the Belgian-American Foundation thanks to

more recently, the worldwide I. Houses brochure. It was agreed that the brochure was a success, and a new edition has been printed last fall. If you would like a copy, please let me know. Regarding the Internet, as previously announced in the World Newsletter, I. House New York has its own web site (please take a look at our site at http:/Avww.ihouse-

nyc.org and send me your comments on its design and contents), and all of the I. House heads shared printouts of materials from each site. This exchange has proved very

alumna Jacqueline Ellegaard, ‘62.

helpful to us as we upgrade and expand our own web site. By establishing Internet "links" between the Houses and their web sites, we have the opportunity to facilitate and enhance

In Germany, International Trustee Karin Zinkann ‘57 and her husband Peter Zinkann hosted the Cuneos in Giitersloh, also offering wonderful home hospitality and a dinner for them and German alumni including Christoph Mohn ‘94 and Shobhna Goyal ‘95. Cuneo

communication among ourselves, our respective residents, and with potential applicants who want to learn more about the I. House experience worldwide.

then met with executives at Bertelsmann, one of I. House’s corporate sponsors.

As you will read in the adjoining column, my family and I had the great pleasure of

Frankfurt, members of the German alumni group, Freunde des I. House, held a reception

meeting with a number of alumni in several countries both prior to and immediately following the trip to Brisbane. I would like to thank the many alumni who extended their warm and gracious hospitality in Europe, the Far East and Southeast Asia, and who helped make this trip such an extraordinary experience. The direct contact | enjoyed with so many

for the Cuneos at Bruckhaus Westrick Stegemann, the law firm of alumnus Christian

Bunsen ‘84. Cuneo also met with many alumni including Andreas Hiibner ‘86 and Clemens Kiichler ‘88, and visited key officials at Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank and DG Bank with which International House has corporate sponsorships. In Singapore, Cuneo met with World Council Members Boon-Khim Yeo ‘74, Robert van Zwieten ‘88, Kayloe Tjio ‘73, and Servane Bonnet-Esculier ‘88 at a luncheon hosted by Boon-Khim, and visited the offices of the Lee Foundation and the campus of Nanyang Technological University. In Jakarta he met and lunched with World Council Member

of you was both heartening, as I experienced the depth of your feeling for the House, and helpful, as you provided insights into how we can better develop our alumni program in

the future. Since I became President four years ago, we have been working on a series of concrete

enhancements to our alumni program. Over that period we improved the design and

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content of this World Newsletter; created a quarterly Communiqué to World Council members, merged the development and alumni operations with the hiring of a new Director of Development & Alumni Relations to provide more resources for alumni, and

French Campaign for Mural Room

established an I. House web site.

hen French alumnus Blaise Halluitte visited I. House in the fall of 1996, he

Vas to see the Mural Room, the elegant room with hand-blocked French wallpaper he remembered as a resident in 1969. However his brow furrowed as soon as he stepped through the double doors. Pacing the room with hands

On my trip these and additional proposed steps were discussed with many alumni. As a result of these discussions, I am pleased to announce a package of alumni services that

I hope you will find useful, and which will enable you to connect with and help the I. House Community.

clasped behind his back, Halluitte studied the water-damage cracks in the darkly yellowed

These Alumni Benefits include the following: ¢ Ten (10) percent discount for guest accommodations at International House. ¢ Ten (10) percent discount on memorabilia purchases in the Bazaar (logo items such as T-shirts, mugs, postcards). |

wallpaper and the room’s worn and faded furnishings. Far from resigned, Halluitte immediately shifted into action and discussed the situation with President Don Cuneo that same fall day. The dynamic and energetic CEO and President of Rhodia Inc, Rhéne Poulenc’s subsidiary in charge of U.S. operations, Halluitte (who relo-

e Free “I. Houses Passport” (for discount stays at other I. Houses) if staying in a guest

cated to the U.S. and was elected to the I. House Board in November) declared that the

room or suite at I. House. ° Free use of The Frohlich Fitness Center, the Computer Room and music practice rooms ¢ Twenty-five (25) percent discount on available public room rentals for appropriate events at International House.

elegance of the antique wallpaper and all of the Mural Room’s furnishings had to be restored. He then returned to Paris to work on a proposal and organize a fundraising campaign among French alumni

¢ Hard copy or on-line version of 75th Anniversary Alumni Directory to be published in

and corporations.

1998 (at a cost to be specified). ¢ “On-Line Community” alumni services as part of the I. House web site (coming in the

With persistent dedication and conviction, Halluitte secured a major

(if available), while staying at International House, even if stay is less than 30 days.

future, and offering the ability to contact other alumni through our web site, advertise

$46,000 gift from the Fondation Rhéne-

services, search for jobs, etc.)

These benefits are personal to the alumnus or alumna who purchases the services or

Poulenc-Institut de France late last spring, and successfully developed a

goods and do not extend to others. Naturally, to obtain these services and discounts when

partnership with the French-American

you visit the House, your alumni status will need to be confirmed. The best and easiest way to do that is to bring along your alumni donor card! Alumni are the best representatives of the I. House experience and the Mission of the House. Our ongoing success depends in part on keeping you in touch with the House and each other through a focused, sustained effort. This benefit package and the other endeavors I have mentioned will go a long way toward realizing that effort in a positive and productive way. I look forward to working with all alumni to make our alumni

Foundation that will afford tax benefits to French contributors to the Mural Room project. By receiving donations and transferring them to International House, the French-American Foundation will be able to offer tax credits to donors living in France. To coordinate the alumni campaign, Halluitte organized a French steering committee which includes alumni and World Council Members Jean-Marie Hervé ‘66 and Pierre Mariotte ‘27, alumnus Pierre Servan-Schreiber ‘80, and International Trustee John Crawford. Halluitte was also responsible for producing a handsome proposal brochure with pictures of the panoramic murals in radiant colors. President Cuneo’s first stop on his world trip last summer was to personally thank the executives of the Fondation Rhéne-Poulenc-Institut de France and to meet with Halluitte and the campaign’s alumni steering committee in Paris. Even then, Halluitte’s involvement did not stop. He has spent innumerable hours in Paris and New York working with architects, engineers and interior designers in developing the project. The focal point of the $150,000 proposal is the restoration of the original

eg (l-r) Trustee Blaise Halluitte and President Don Cuneo.

program a model. Your suggestions are always welcome.

Cuner~ Donald L. Cuneo

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Hall of History Dedicated continued from Page One

David Rockefeller recalls his family’s long involvement with International House at the dedication

David Rockefeller, who was first elected to the Board in 1940 and chaired the Executive

Committee

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citizen.”

Rockefeller, the youngest son of founder John D. Rockefeller Jr. recalled dinners of his youth with I. House residents at the family’s home at 10 West 54th Street. “International House has been an important institution in the life of our family for as long as I remember,” he said, recalling that his mother, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, brother John D. Ill, and wife Peggy had all served as

Trustees. “It has been much more than just being on the Board of an institution because we felt such a wonderful affinity with the residents and with the marvelous group of people on the Board and staff of the House.”

Acknowledging Trustee Abby M. O'Neill, “a wonderful person and dear friend as well as my niece” who joined the Board in 1958, Rockefeller noted with pride that her son, Trustee Peter C. O’Neill ‘92, had

attended his first Board meeting earlier in the evening, marking “four generations of our family as active members of the Board.” Abby O’Neill was a Harry Edmonds Awardee honored at the Sakura Festival in April, 1993. Rockefeller noted that Trustee Bill Rueckert, whose grandfather Cleveland E.

Dodge served on the original building committee and on the Board for 57 years,

(I-r) Don Cuneo, John Whitehead, David Rockefeller, Kathryn Davis, Abby O'Neill, Bill Rueckert, and Peter O'Neill

Paul Soros ‘52 with David Rockefeller

now chairs the Board’s Executive Committee. “Both your grandfather and my father would be awfully pleased to know that those early roots have continued, “ he said. In her remarks, Abby O'Neill asked Rueckert when his young son would be joining the Board. “We’re keeping a tradition going,” she reminded him. Kathryn W. Davis, 1995 winner of the Harry Edmonds Award for outstanding lifetime achievement, spoke briefly at Whitehead’s behest, recalling her husband Shelby Cullom Davis’s courtship of her when they resided at the House in 1932. “My only regret is that I didn’t meet more foreign students because we became too engrossed with each other, “ she said. “How did he court you?” a resident called out from the audience. “We held hands going to class,” the 90-year-old Mrs. Davis replied. “That was a different era,” Whitehead observed. Rueckert spoke of the House’s rich history, and commented that, in addition to himself and Peter O’Neill serving as fourthgeneration representatives of _ their respective families, there are nine current Trustees in various categories with multigenerational ties.

of us who are leading the House into the future.” President Cuneo said that the completion of the historical displays was the realization of his wishes “to convey the extraordinary history of the House and those associated with it to new generations of residents, alumni and friends.” Chairman Whitehead congratulated Cuneo

“International

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successful in fulfilling its Mission for nearly 75 years,” he said. “The leadership and success and tradition of the past helps all

and

John

Wells,

Herman Rottenberg with Jennifer Cook Vavra, daughter of Howard A. Cook, Rudy Vavra, and Residents’ Council President Desiree Baxter (USA).

Director

of Public

Relations, for their success in creating the Hall of History, and encouraged the residents to study the panels carefully. “T charge all residents to make the most of your years here,”

he concluded,

Alumni Alexander Dake ‘87 and Harry Rosen ‘70 at the dedication reception.

“and to

recognize that I. House is an important part

of the transition you are making from being a citizen of your country to being a citizen of the world.” Others in attendance at the dedication and reception included Peter Miles and Charles Edmonds, both nephews of I. House originator Harry Edmonds; Diane Cook and Jennifer Cook Vavra, widow and daughter of

Don Cuneo shows David Rockefeller a photo of his father, John D. RockefellerJr. during a tour of the Hall of History.

the late President Emeritus Howard A. Cook; World Council Co-Chairs James T. Barton ‘55,

Sigurdur Helgason “45, and Vreni A. Hommes ‘89; International Trustee Kenneth Taylor and Dr. Patricia Taylor, Chair of the Women’s International Leadership Program Advisory Council; and former Programs Director Ellie Spiegel and her husband Hans. In all, 35 Trustees,

than

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residents,

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scores of alumni, friends and current and former staff took part in the event. Nie

Hall of History curator John A. Wells with David Rockefeller.

RESIDENT APPLICATIONS ON THE RISE Applications for resident membership have been increasing steadily over the last several

I. House scholarships, made possible by the generous gifts of alumni, Trustees, friends, staff,

years. Over 1,200 new applications were received by the Admissions Office for the 1997-98

corporations and foundations, are critical in helping the House attract residents from under- _

academic year, more than twice the number received in 1993.

represented

With nearly three applica-

regions

and

countries who

are in financial need.

For the current

tions for each available space, competition for rooms and scholarships is very high.

academic year, over $155,000 has already been awarded and distributed to eighty-seven resi-

Improvements at the House and trends in the New York City housing market are helping the

dents from forty-one countries. Outreach Grants were awarded to new residents from Albania,

House maintain high occupancy year-round, while a concerted marketing program reaches

Chile, China, Ghana, Guyana, Haiti, Kazakhstan, Romania, Russia, Syria and Vietnam.

many prospective applicants.

The following financial aid and outreach funds have been established by, or in memory of,

Last fall the House welcomed 699 residents from ninety-five countries studying and training at eighty-six different institutions in New York.

The largest number of I. House

I. House alumni since 1976.

The Arab Student Endowment Fund, established by Salim

Ahmed Al-Moosa, Abdulla A. Almoosa, and Khalaf Al-Habtoor; the Al and Jane Malver

residents attend Columbia University (398), Manhattan School of Music (81), The City

Memorial

University of New York (37), and New York University (23).

While there have been

Scholarship Fund; Freunde des I. House, e.v., the German alumni association; the Alan and

significant increases in the numbers of residents from Eastern Europe and East Asia over the

Tudy McLaine East/Central Europe Leadership Program and Endowment Funds; the Norma

last ten years, under-represented regions continue to be Africa, Latin America, the

L. Dickey Scholarship Fund; the Max Rhodius Room Fund; the Jean Dobrzensky Outreach

Caribbean, Southeast, South and Central Asia, the Middle East and Oceania.

Aid Fund; and the Ruth Tensen DeWitte Endowment Fund.

Fund; the Gerald Barsdorf Memorial

Fund; the Rempei

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Scholarship Distribution by Region

Resident Members by Region of Origin Fall 1997

Academic Year 1997-98

35.5% N. America 4.9% Mica

$25,000 Africa

$35,550 N. America

$1,500 Oceania 16.5% W. Europe 4.7% Middle East

$14,334 Middle East

$37,967 E. Europe

3.3% Southeast Asia 6.9% E. Europe

$3,000 Southeast Asia

4.9% South & Central Asia

$7,300 South & Central Asia

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¢ Retiring I. House Chairman John C. Whitehead delivered theyWelcome Sunday Supper address ‘On September 21st. Whitehead centered.his well-received-talk on his deep concern that the U.S..government is not sufficiently interested in or concerned about what happens beyond its.borders:. Whitehead. stated that the Clinton Administration and Congress are not keeping pace with “a. global-reality. in which..U,S- corporations and trade are expanding rapidly, communicationyhas never been S6'Tapidvor extensive, and foreign travel is at a peak. The Federal Governnientis spending less on foreign policy and not meeting its legal and financial obligations to internatiofalorganizations including the United Nations. Whitehead noted that as the only remaining Super Power after the Cold War, the United States spends 270 billion dollars a year on military defense, nine times the amount it spends on foreign policy. “Military might is often irrelevant to the present situation,” said Whitehead. “It is small solace to win in a nuclear war. The effort needs to be more on prevention than on winning. The United States cannot thrive as a country in a world of political, economic and social conflict.” “Twice before in this century, the U.S. withdrew from world affairs, shrinking back into what we thought was the safety of isolation”, warned Whitehead. “Both times we lived to regret it. Both times we paid a heavy price for our mistake. What a tragedy it would be if we made the same mistake again.” Whitehead currently chairs the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. His international activities have included serving as Chairman of the International Rescue Committee, the Asia Society, and the U.S.-United Nations Association. His many accomplishments include service as Deputy U.S. Secretary of State in the Reagan Administration, Chairman of the Securities Industry Association and Director of the New York Stock Exchange. In 1984 he retired as Co-Chairman and General Partner of Goldman, Sachs Company. ¢ Former White House advisor George Stephanopoulos delivered the first John J. McCloy Memorial Lecture of the 1997-98 academic year on September 18th and was warmly received by the I. House community and many distinguished guests. A key strategist in both Clinton presidential campaigns, Stephanopoulos was involved in the development of virtually all major policy initiatives during President Clinton’s first term of office. Currently a Visiting Professor at Columbia University, Stephanopoulos serves as a political analyst on the television programs “Good Morning America” and “This Week.” The McCloy Lectures are made

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PROGRAMS

possible in part by support from Freunde des I. House, e.v. through annual grants provided by Schroéder Miinchmeyer Hengst & Co., Frankfurt. e The International Forum’s fall program presented Germany's U. N. Ambassador Gerhard Henze in October, and the Hon. Etienne Mukendi, Chargé D’Affaire of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire). Dr. Henze focused on the changing roles of NATO and the European Union, as well as the challenges faced by the addition of several Warsaw pact states such as the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland to NATO. After receiving a doctorate in foreign trade law in 1958, Ambassador Henze was Director General for Latin American Affairs; Minister Counsellor at the German Embassy in Washington; Director in Charge of Foreign Trade Affairs, Expert Financing and Arms Export in the Federal Foreign Office; and spokesman of the Western industrialized countries at the U. N. Conference on Trade and Development. He assumed his duties at the U. N. in July, 1993. ¢ Currently the highest ranking Congolese official in the United States, Mukendi spoke on the challenges facing the new Democratic Republic of the Congo. Appointed Chargé D’Affaire ad interim in 1995, Mukendi previously served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassies of the former Zaire in Washington, Ottawa and Kigali,

George Stephanopoulos (left) and President Don Cuneo exchange remarks on the stage of Davis Hall after the John J. McCoy Memorial Lecture

75TH ANNIVERSARY ALUMNI DIRECTORY I. House will bring a global network of alumni to the desk tops of alumni around the world via the I. House on-line “Alumni Connections Community’ and the printed

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lived together che Howe:

Alumni Directory is due for release next fall.

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The I. House on-line “Alumni Connections Community” will give alumni an exciting opportunity to exchange ideas and information, reconnect with one another, and tap into

(| plan to attend the 1980s Reunion

important resources for personal, business and career development. Developed in conjunc-

tion with the Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company and accessible through the I. House Web site, the “Alumni Connections Community” will offer many free services including the ability to post or search for job opportunities; a permanent e-mail address that automatically

(_) | would like to volunteerto help organizethe 1980s Reunion Name:

forwards your e-mail to any electronic mailbox you designate; a forum to “chat” with fellow

Address:

alumni; a personal homepage — (the first megabyte is free); and “Yellow Pages” for posting services and products you would like to offer other I. House alumni. In addition to these and other great services, the “Alumni Connections Community” will

Telephone: Day Telephone: Evening

feature the Anniversary 75th Alumni Directory when it is released next fall. This compre-

If you have ideas or suggestions about the 1980s Reunion, plan to attend or want to be involved, please contact: Marian Newsom, Office of Development /Alumni Relations

hensive, searchable Directory will include up-to-date, detailed personal and professional profiles of more than 20,000 I. House alumni. You will be able to update your own information on-line (via password). The Directory’s five reference sections —alphabetical by name; by last year of residency; current geographical location; profession; and e-mail address — will make it easy for alumni to network or find old friends.

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027-3916 Tel: (212) 316-8425 © Fax: (212) 316-8416

E-mail: alumni@ihouse-nyc.org

Alumni with current addresses will soon receive a questionnaire in the mail. The ques-

tionnaire will give every alumna and alumnus the opportunity to be listed accurately. Once received, the information will be edited and processed by the Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company. In early summer, before the final composition of the book, Harris will contact alumni in the United States by phone to verify that the data is correct. Alumni who live outside the United States will receive reminder notices. If alumni do not return their questionnaire, they may be inadvertently omitted or the information about them may be incorrect. We want to include each of you, so please respond to the questionnaire and make our 75th Anniversary Directory complete. (Alumni who do not wish to be listed in the Directory must notify I. House by sending

In the August 1997 World Newsletter, Mr. Shinichi Hirabayashi, President & Chief Executive Officer of The Mutsui USA Foundation was incorrectly identified in both of the above photos as I. House alumnus Yoshiyuki Kawashima, former President of The Mitsui USA Foundation. Mr. Hirabayashi is in the center of the picture above left, and is seated on the left in the picture above right. 4

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a written request to Marian Newsom, Office of Development & Alumni Relations, International House, 500 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027. Fax: (212) 316-8416

May 1, 1998.)

1920s Félicité LaFlamme Hoffman, ‘24-'26, a retired teacher, is 98 years old and lives in Toledo, OR. Philip H. Du Bois, ‘28-'30, and '31-'32, is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Washington University, St. Louis, MO.

He lives in Walnut Creek, CA.

Esmeralda Oliveira, ‘58-’60, who was unable to be present at the “Fabulous Fifties” Reunion, sent

“reunion” greetings to |. House and fellow alumni by

cable dispatch from her home in Rio de Janeiro. Lolita Green, ‘58-'61, is Assistant Principal at

DuSable High School in Chicago, IL. Karin M.N.K.

1930s

Brown,

‘59, is a retired teacher living

in Salt Lake City, UT.

Lucinda M. Lord, ‘31-'38, is retired and living in

1960s

Kennebunk, ME.

Shahani Shanti, MD, ‘60-’61, is Professor Emeritus of Endocrinology and a consulting endocrinologist at Bombay Hospital. He pioneered the specialty of endocrinology in India and is former President of the Endocrine Society of India. Talieh Agah, ‘61-'62, was twice honored by the

Ruth Burlingham Loomis, ‘35-'36, is retired and lives in Forest Grove, OR.

Inger-Lise Blache Grooss, ‘35-'36, is retired and living in Charlottenlund, Denmark. Julia Feller Feist, ‘35-'37, is retired and living in New Brunswick, NJ. Daniel Gersen, ‘37-'39, lives in New York City where he is an attorney at Gersen, Baker & Wood. Margaret Tator, ‘38-'39, is retired and lives in

Tigard, OR. Joseph Szenkiralyi St. Clair, ‘39-'40, lives in Scotts Valley, CA. Now retired, he was a Professor and Department Chair at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, CA from 1948 to 1978. Mary Jane Bragg,

'39-'40, is a retired librarian

living in Fullerton, CA. Ruth Melby White, ‘39-'41, who lives in Boston, MA, celebrated her 90th birthday last August. She is a musician, writer and lecturer and is a member of the Boston College Club’s Board of Directors, the Harvard Women’s Club, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Isabel Gardner Museum, the Friends of Boston University

Clara Burr Miller, ‘40, is a retired teacher and lives

is a retired physician

living in La Jolla, CA. Helen L. Cunningham, ‘41-42, is retired and living in Riverside, CA.

Ruth Dean Wert, '41-'42, is retired and living in Portland, OR.

Lisa Lacross, ‘84-’86, introduces a resident skit at a 1980's Sunday Supper.

Loretta Wu, ‘61-'63, lives in New York City

Rhonda Bruce Hutchinson-Brooks, '61-'63, is a Christian Science practitioner and lecturer. Melbourne, Australia.

professor living in Greensboro, NC. Bernice Jones Richmond, ‘43-'47, lives in Riverside,

CA where she is a parttime music teacher in convalescent hospitals. She works for the Riverside Unified School District and is celebrating 58 years of teaching music.

Sara Dalkowitz Kaplan, ‘46-'48, is a retired educator living in Seattle, WA. Anna Neville, ‘47-'48, is retired and living in St. Albans, VT. Gibson Gray, ‘47-'49, makes his home in Lumberton,

NC. He is the retired Chair of the Department of Political Science at the Univ. of North Carolina, Pembroke.

Aldo J. Busot, ‘48-'49, lives in Coral Gables, FL. where he is an attorney at Busot & Busot, P.A. Yves Biry, ‘49-'51, keeps busy with volunteer work in

He makes his

1950s appraiser. He lives in New York City. Frank H. Chou, ‘50, is a professor at Augusta State University in Augusta, GA.

Norman Knopf, ‘62-'63, is an attorney at Knopf & Brown. He lives in Bethesda, MD. Yara Maria Cabral Teles Cadwalader, ‘62-'64,

‘52, is a retired housewife who lives in Gales Ferry, CT. Howard Steere, ‘50-52, is retired and lives on Long Island in Centerport, NY. Anita De Pompei, '51-'52, is a retired teacher living in Bedford, OH.

Jane Schallheim Wertheim, ‘51-52, is a retired librarian living in Richmond Heights, OH. Janet Toohy Ferguson, ‘51-'53, is a retired social

a medical communications company.

Admissions at the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research. He and his wife Diane live in New York City. Fabian Casaubon, '76-'77, visited the House with his

family this fall. He is the Health Director of the Grupo Nacional Provincial in Mexico City, Mexico. Eddie B. Beatty, ‘77-'78, is a physician and the Medical Director of the Sexual Health Programs of the

Government and Politics at Watchung Hills High School in Warren, NJ. He and his wife Margaret live in Short Hills, NJ. David Taylor, ‘64-'65, teaches American History to

Columbus Health Department.

OH.

Harbor school

January. After 15 years with The L.A. Times, he is now Managing Editor of Microsoft Investor. Seattle, WA.

where he is an international health professional at UBC/CHS. Malcom W. Smith, ‘64-67, lives in Indianapolis

of Who's Who in Polish America. Jack and Linda Fonacier Sherman, ‘52-'54, are

owner-managers of Eastern Book Service Corporation in Quezon City, the Philippines.

Perfecta Delmundo-Adams, ‘52-54, is an optometrist in private practice. She lives with her family in Willingboro, NJ. Jane Conzemius Donkers, ‘53 and summer ‘55, is a

retired public school teacher. She lives in Red Wing,

MN. Janet K. Strong, ‘54, lives in St. Helena, CA where she runs a bed and breakfast in a Victorian house and

cottage in the wine country. She attended the

Director of CIBC Wood Gundy. Bien-Kiat Tan, '79-'81, wife Agnes Tulio Tan, '79‘81, and their six children have moved from Jakarta to their former home in Singapore where Bien-Kiat has

Sydney, Australia. Adele Breech, ‘56-'57, is retired and lives in Portalia, NM.

Director of Sutter Securities, Inc. He lives in Ross, CA. Borinquen Rodriguez Lugton, ‘56-'58, and her husband Robert Lugton, ‘58-'59, are retired and

living in Chestnut Ridge, NY. Robert is a former Professor of English as a Second porguage: Borinquen Government.

Elaine P. Frost, ‘57-'59, is a social worker for the Bogota, NJ Board of Education.

Hugette Averswald, '57-'61, who attended the Fabulous Fifties Reunion last June, is retired and living in Washington, DC.

Sidney J. Railson, ‘58-'60, is a consultant and President of SJR Enterprises, Inc. in Wilmington, DE. Anne McGee Morganstern, ‘58-'60, is an Associate

assumed the

position of

Managing Director of

Newbridge

Capital Asia.

He remains Advisor to the

Jakarta-based Fcaiiniaa group where he formerly served as Chief Operating Officer.

1980s

Michigan State University.

Charles “Chet” Olsen, ‘8 1-'82, is an attorney living

MO where she is Assistant Director of the Studies Program at the University of Missouri.

in Los Angeles, CA.

Sondra Fogel, ‘81-'83, is an Assistant Professor of Social Work at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte.

George Brakas, ‘81-84, who married Nora Jachym

Marie A. Fountain, ‘65-74, is a retired educator and lives in Alexandria, VA. Robert J. Gottschall, ‘65-75, was recently elected to

in June, 1996, lives in Rhinebeck, NY. Both are Professors at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. Thomas M. Wolfe, ‘81-'83, and his wife Ellen Stockdale '74-'76, live in New York City. Tom, who

the rank of Fellow by ASM International, a materials professional “— He is team leader for Metal and

was best man at George Brakas’ wedding, has left his position in the Rare Books Department of Columbia

Ceramic Sciences for the U.S. Department of Energy. He and his wife, Yukiko Tani, live in Bethesda, MD.

University to pursue a degree in geriatric social work. Ellen is a librarian at Teachers College.

Anne Lester Schager, ‘66-67, is a principal of Schager Asset Management. A member of the |. House Council of World Members, she was appointed a nonTrustee member of the Investment Committee of the

Makhabane Felix Khotseng, ‘81-'84, describes himself as a “professional” student at Columbia University. He is an avid ballroom dancer. Michael Hahn, ‘82’, lives in Halle, Germany where

he is a Wissenschaftlicher Assistant at the University of Halle. Arthur de Almeida, Jr, ‘82 and ‘86, is a naval engineer at Spectre Technology. He lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Dana Cibulski, ‘82-83, and Scott Bronstein, ‘82-

’83, live in Paris where Dana is an artist in paint and

school History and English teacher. From May to October she serves as docent at Rose Hill Restoration in

upstate New York. She lives in Geneva, NY. Baudouin de Marcken, ‘67, is Country

Director/Baltics for the U.S. Peace Corps. He resides in Riga, Latvia. Alan Christian Crew, ‘67-'68, lives in Concord, NH

his home.

Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands in March 1997. Dale Honeck, ‘83-’85, is a Counselor in the Trade in

Services Division of the World Trade Organization in

Geneva, Switzerland. John “Jack” Flynn, ‘83-'86, lives in San Diego, CA

where he is a Professor of English at San Diego

City

College. His novel Naked Hearts was published by E.P. Dutton in 1987.

Frank Ahman, ‘84-85, and Kara ChristiansenAhman, ‘82-85, live with their two children in

Johanna Rosenthal Forman, ‘69-'70, is a Senior Advisor at the United States Agency for International Development. She lives in Bethesda, MD. Daniel D.N. Nsereko, ‘69-’71, is a Professor of Law at the University of Botswana in Gaborone, Botswana. Arun Adya, ‘69-'71, is Vice President of Catholic Health East in Longmeadow, MA where he makes his home.

arr and two-year old daughter Hannah, live in slo. Kambale Mututulo, ‘85-'86, has been appointed Minister of Mines for the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). Das Kaushik, ‘85-’86, is an engineer at the Ford

Reinhard Thurner, ‘70-73, is Deputy Consul

Cardinal Stritch University. She makes her home in

RNS

Karen M. Groshek, ‘85-87, is an instructor at

Milwaukee, WI.

Pee

visited the House during the winter holidays.

Mika Haritos-Fatouros, ‘86, is a Professor of

Psychology at the University of Thessaloniki in Greece. Martin Wiemann, ‘86-'87, recently visited |. House on his way back to Berlin, Germany where he is a partner at the law firm of Bruckhaus Westrick Heller Lober. Wellington Chu, ‘86-88, after working in Asia for seven years, has joined the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.

He is a market analyst developing

Ford's operations in China. Lubica Benca, ‘86-90, has moved back to New York from London and is with the Media and Telecommunications Group of Chase Securities. Luca Hu, ‘87-89, and wife Claire Chan live in Beijing

where Luca is Caterplan Manager at CPC

International. The couple met at |. House ballroom dance classes. Chisako Isobe, ‘88, lives in Saitama-ken, Japan. She works for KPMG Peat Marwick. Ulrich Kn6rzer, ‘88-89, lives in Berlin,

Germany where he is a member of the Berlin

Philharmonic Orchestra. Edgar Auslander, ‘88-'90, works for Texas Instruments France in Villenueve Loubet, France.

He is

the European business development manager for Tl’s

Wireless Communications Business Unit, Semiconductor Group. Ken-ichiro Kono, ‘89-’91, is a researcher at the National Research Institute for Metals in Tokyo, Japan. Carlos Haddad, 91-'94,and Caroline Peter Haddad, also 91-94, welcomed baby Lawrence to

their family last summer. Caroline and Lawrence

remain in the U.S. while Carlos completes a term of service with the United Nations in Baghdad this spring.

1990s “ome 52 Kempkes, ‘90, is a brand manager for Procter & Gamble in Vienna, Austria. : Maria Laetitia “Titia” Loenen, ‘90, lives in Utrecht, The Netherlands where she is a Professor of Women’s Legal Studies at Utrecht University. Darren Mire, ‘90-91, has entered local Louisiana poli-

tics. He is running for Tax Accessor of the first district of New Orleans, LA. which encompasses all of downtown New Orleans.

Pamela Brown-Peterside, ‘90-91, is a research scientist at the New York Blood Center. She lives in

Brooklyn, NY. Kiyohiko Murayama, ‘90-91, lives in Tokyo where he is a Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University.

Sven Kaufmann, ‘91, is an st ei management consultant living in Duesseldorf, Germany. Michelle Meyer, '91-'93, is an adoption social worker at Holy Family Services in Pasadena, CA.

Ivy Chiang ‘92-93 is an Assistant Director of invest ment banking at ABN-AMRO HG Asia Corporate Finance Ltd. in Hong Kong. Wolfgang Brickwedde, ‘93, is the campus contact

of GMbH in Hamburg, Germany. Vincent Denis, ‘93, completed a year of musical stirs © London last spring. He paid a visit to |. House last tal while determining whether to pursue his music Consulting. He lives in St. Gallen, Switzerland. Gertraud Semer, *94, is working on her doctoral degree in Germany. She lives is Merzenich. Jennifer Worrell, ‘94-96, enjoys living in the San Francisco Bay Area where she is an editor at PC Computing Magazine published by ZiffDavis. Gaute Juliussen, ‘94-'96, and Ingrid Williams Juliussen, '94-'96, have moved to Bekkestua (Oslo), Norway with baby daughter Helena. Gaute has joined ProCorp, a mergers and acquisition advisory group, and Ingrid will continue her writing career.

Michel Laguerre, ‘95, is a Professor at the University of California, Berkeley. David Cerini, ‘95-'96, recently graduated with the highest mark from his class in architecture at the University of Milan in Italy. Headed for Rome for a ae of military service, he lives in Guidizzolo, Italy. uture plans include a return to New York City. Citizens Power LLC in Boston, MA.

Carl Stormer, ‘84-'85, is an Internet Manager at IBM Norway, IBM Global Services. He, wife Anne

—_ del Rio Martin, ‘86, is a computer analyst in London England. He and fiancee Kendra Voase

A. J. Goulding, ‘95-'97, is an investment banker at

Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.

(Mumbai), India. He transferred to this sy

Bogdanich, on December 2, 1996 in New York City.

Laguna Miguel, CA. Frank is CEO of Chimeric

Olivier Maumus, ‘70-’72, lives in Paris where he is C.1.O. (directeur de la gestion financiere) at CDC Gestion Paris. General at the German Consulate in Bomba

Popovic, ‘85-'89, and husband, George

Bogdanich, had their first child, Dimitri Popovic-

Therapies, a biomedical concern, and Kara continues

her musical career. She gives piano performances and has produced a CD on Protone Records.

1970s

mee

Stephan Brunschwiler, ‘94-'95, is a practicing architect in Geneva, Switzerland.

Me oto at Nord Est,

and Professor of Physics at Washington State University. He lives in Pullman, WA. Irene Bakker, ‘83-'84, was rs aa Honorary Consul of The Netherlands in Calgary, Canada b

NOVA. Viera Krnanova Proulx, ‘69-’70, is an Associate Professor at Northeastern University in Boston. She lives in Newton, MA.

Chair of the Council of World Members.

Vincent Ponce, ‘83, isa gm,

Marc Weber, summer ‘83, is a Research Associate

Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Bernard Schmidt, ‘68-'69, live in Paris where Jean-Bernard is president of SOGIN-

Vreni Hommes, ‘85-’89, currently a freelance consul tant, will join the management consulting firm of Ernst & Young this summer. She is an |. House Trustee and Co-

career in London or the United States. Heinz Maeusli, ‘93-94, works for Andersen

a company in Paris, where he makes

where he is a psychologist in private practice. He is writing a book on the advanced clinical training of psychologists entitled Confounding The Foo Bird. Edward Gingold, ‘67-68, is a lawyer at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, DC. Michel Hébert, ‘68-’70, lives in Montreal, Canada

Yonatan Abranyos, ‘85-'89, is an Adjunct Professor of Physics at Hunter College in New York City.

mixed media, and Scott is a producer with “60 Minutes” (CBS). The couple met at |. House. Asta Jorgensen, ‘82-'84, is a violinist with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra. She lives in Bones,

Norway with her family.

where he works at Hébert & Associates, a corporate finance concern.

“Fabulous Fifties” Reunion last June. lan McNair, ‘56-'57, currently lives in

Horst

Mori, ‘78-79, live in Tokyo where James is Managing

Mary Ann Brauninger Wynkoop, ‘65-67, lives in

Marion G. Roenke, ‘67, is a retired secondary

edition

He lives in

James Mori, ‘79-'80, and his wife Susan

where he is the principal oboist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Chauncey Olinger, Jr., ‘64-'67, whose home is the Bronx, was recently elected President of the Church Club of New York City, a 110-year organization of

Anna M. Cienciala, ‘52-'53, is a Professor of Russian

He lives in Calloway,

Jon Markman, ‘79-'80, recently visited the House in

system. He and his wife Sue live on the shores of Huntington Bay in upstate NY. Wayne Stinson, ‘64-65, lives in Washington, DC

getting in touch with friends from her years at the House. Sharon M. Russell, ‘52-53, is retired and lives in Pacific Grove, CA

worker living in Kalamazoo, Ml. She is interested in

Professor at Ohio State University. She lives in Columbus, OH.

the Bank of Boston. He lives in Ipswich, MA. Henry Jay Watkin, ‘75-'77, is Assistant Director of

She lives in Palo Alto, CA and hopes to

junior high students in the Cold Spring

He lives in Bromont, Canada.

Mitchell Feldman, ‘75-76, is Managing Director of

hear from fellow alumni from her years at the House. Gloria Florez, '63-'65, is a language consultant. She makes her home in New York City. Theodore Housman, °64, teaches European History,

Board of Trustees last fall. Walter Thurber, ‘66-68, is an urban planner with the Arizona Department of Water Resources. He lives in Scottsdale. Yuzuru Nakabe, ‘66-68, resides in Tokyo. He lived at |. House while pursuing his MBA at Columbia University.

The Lugtons met at |. House.

in Montreal.

Bill Pfeiffer, Jr., ‘75, is President of the Commercial Lithographing Company in Kansas City MO.

Stephen Mintz, ‘65-'67, lives in Miami, FL. He is Department Chair and Professor of Physics at Florida International University.

is an honorary Professor at Kwansei Gokuia University. Ruth Joanne Berglund Dyer, summers of '50,'51, &

was a nutrition specialist for the Federal

Island, NY. Wayne Gorman, ‘73-'75, is a banker in international finance. He recently worked for the Westpac Banking Corporation. Khye-Tiong Saw, ‘74-'75, has joined the |. House Council of World Members as a representative from Malaysia. He is Managing Director of Natco Management Sdn Bhd in Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. Claude Bernard, ‘75, is a geographer and consultant

commercial lobsterman. John Dartigue, ‘62-'64, lives in Los Angeles, CA where he is Vice President of Publicity for Warner Brothers. Judith C. Zola, ‘63-64, is President of Zola

Kansas ma American

is a retired librarian and

Ashford D. Wood, '56-'58, is Senior ry

Office of Gas Supply in Buckhurst Hill, England. Gail McCluskey Middleton, ‘73, is a tariff specialist for American Express. She lives in Staten

Episcopal laymen. Shirley Siew, ‘65-'67, makes her home in East Lansing, MI where she is a Professor of Pathology at

F, Roger Reinicke, ‘50, is a self-employed real estate

Kansas in Lawrence. She is listed in the 1996

Alan H. Curran, ‘72-’74, is the technical director at the

Biilent Daver, ‘62-'63, is a retired professor living in Ankara, Turkey.

quent travel.

Louise Guenveur Streat, ‘43-'47, is a retired college

and Eastern European History at the University

and husband Famdainde Travis, Jr., a retired attorney, live in Carolina, Puerto Rico.

She lives in

She lives in Englewood Cliffs, NJ. Helen Klaben Kahn, ‘63-'65, is a self-employed videographer, competes in triathalons and enjoys fre-

lives in North Providence, RI. Mary Ellen Sarbaugh, ‘42-'43, is retired and living in Gwynedd, PA.

Marie Louise Delgado, ‘71-'72, recently received a JD degree from the University of Puerto Rico Law School after a twenty-year career in marketing. She

where she is a teacher for the New York City Board of Education.

Associates, Inc.,

Eugenia G. Triplett-Pace, ‘41-'44, is retired and

lives in Westfield, NJ. She attended the “Fabulous Fifties” Reunion last June. Takeshiro Kodera, ‘50-'51, lives in Kobe, Japan.

1953-79 in Shiraz, Iran, where she currently makes her home.

teenagers. He now works out of Woods Hole, MA as a

in Denver, CO.

Carol La Pierre, ‘50-'51,

in Los Angeles and in New York. Ms. Agah was Director of the Nemazee School of Nursing from

George, a retired Marine Officer, is the founder and former Director of the Penikese Island School, a wilderness based rehabilitation program for Nr ay

1940s

Belgium, Eastern Europe and Tunisia. home in Waterloo, Belgium.

Shiraz University Alumni Association, U.S.A. last year

and her husband George hosted two |. House residents for a weekend of sailing off Cape Cod last summer.

Library, and Sigma Alpha lota.

Cleomene Generales, ‘40-'41,

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Munish Malik, ‘96, is Director of the Department of Telecommunication for the Government of India. lives in New Delhi.

Gordon Tyau, ‘96-'97, is an Associate Dean of Architecture at the University of Hawaii, Manoa. He makes has home in Honolulu. Takayuki, Nishi, ‘96-97, is a legislative assistant at the Japanese Diet. He lives in Yokohama, Japan. Noghama Owens-Ibie, ‘97, is a lecturer and researcher in Communications and Media at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

Nancy Dickerson, award-winning journalist and wife of International House Chairman John C. Whitehead, died October

18th in New York City after a lengthy illness. She was 70 years old. Mrs.

“Her accomplished life was an inspiration, and

formed his own import company in 1941 while

successfully formed

working for Mobil Oil, Ltd from 1930 to 1945.

foundation,

He actively lead his company, P.H. Kjaer-Hansen Ltd. until his 80’s when he turned over operations to his children. During his business career he headed a number of prominent business associations, serving as President of the Danish Wholesaler’s Association and VicePresident of the Danish Chamber of Commerce. He was appointed by the Nigerian government to be their representative consul in

(Les amis canadiens de la maison internationale) and served as President of that group until early last fall. The Canadian Friends of I. House are planning a Justice Mark MacGuigan Scholarship Fund to honor him which will support one or more Canadian graduate students in New York City residing at International House.

Kjaer-Hansen’s dedication to I. House was evident in an association that lasted more than

years later, she joined NBC, covering national

half a century. He was a founding member of

news and politics for the rest of the decade. In

the Danish alumni chapter, Det Danske International House Samfund, I. House’s first established alumni organization, and he served as its president for two decades. In 1965, Kjaer-Hansen became a charter member of the

formed

her

own

production

company, producing and appearing in several syndicated television productions on topics

including John FE Kennedy, the Watergate scandal and women in the Arab world.

In New York, she soon estab-

However the achievement that will perpetually link Kjaer-Hansen with the life of the House

lished herself in philanthropic circles, joining

was his successful campaign to establish a

the boards of Covenant House, the Hospital for Special Surgery and the New York Public

Denmark Room. Securing support from Danish alumni as well as Danish banks during International House’s 1974 Golden Jubilee,

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in 1989.

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Bien-Kiat Tan ‘81; alumni Fong-Tat Chong ‘81 and Victor Fungkung ‘71; and Alex Chin Whai

Wing, Management Adviser of Pt. Japfa Comfeed Indonesia. In Kuala Lumpur he met with alumni Khye-Tiong Saw ‘75 and Desmond Yeap ‘75, and Saw officially accepted Cuneo’s and the Co-Chairs’ invitation to join the World Council.

In Brisbane, Cuneo attended the four-day meeting of the Heads of I. Houses. The discussions among the twelve I. Houses who were represented focused on further collaboration among the Houses, expanding use of the Internet, comparative roles of residents in the respective Houses, and physical plant renovations. While in Brisbane, the Cuneo’s enjoyed the special hospitality of alumnus Jonathan Breene’s ‘96 parents, who graciously provided

their home for the stay. In Manila, alumni led by Gaby de Leon ‘87, Marian Araneta ‘90, Agnes Alampay ‘89, Philip Apostol ‘95 and World Council Member Imkrullah Khan ‘55 held a dinner for the Cuneos,

and Marian and Agnes took the Cuneos on a day trip to the countryside. In a brief overnight visit to Seoul, Cuneo met with World

Council Member Myong Whai Kim ‘60, and in Honolulu, World Council Member Lucia Whitmarsh ‘40 organized a large reception and dinner at the Japanese Cultural Center attended by

over 60 alumni. Reflecting on the significance of his trip,

Cuneo noted that the ‘alumni effort’ means different things to different alumni, and that an alumni program cannot be all things to all people in all countries. “Nevertheless, I was impressed by the clear potential for knitting alumni together and to the House. Alumni can support each other by providing services to one another, and they want to contact each other to enhance their social and professional relationships in a ‘community’ that stretches beyond their country groups and the years they lived at the House. They perceive the opportunities for such interaction as a means to help International House achieve its Mission.” Sie Don Cuneo (4th from left) and Bonnie Cuneo (2nd from left) enjoy an alumni

gathering in Manila.

scholar-activists concerned with the develop-

ment of Africa, and was a critic of corruption and authoritarian rule in Africa. David E. Apter, the chairman of the Council on African Studies at Yale said, “|Ake] was not only, in my view, the top African political scientist, but an extraordinarily courageous person.” His many writings included the book Democracy and Development in Africa (Brookings, 1996.)

Prime Minster Jean Chrétien, who served with MacGuigan in Trudeau’s cabinet, stated that “with his passing, Canada has lost an able jurist as well as a fine legal scholar.” Longtime friend Madame Justice Rosalie Abella of the Ontario Court of Appeal said that he “was a brilliant jurist, a compassionate brain and a wonderful humanitarian. He understood law in all of its dimensions and he’ll be very much missed in the justice system.”

Leon Polk Smith, summers of ‘36 -'38, a painter who furthered the development of American geometric abstraction, died in November, 1996 at 91. In a career that spanned more than 50 years, Smith became known for

MacGuigan was a member of the International House World Council and attended the 1992 Council meeting in Prague hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. McLaine at the Canadian Embassy. When Ambassador

paintings with simplified shapes and brilliant colors. His work is represented in many museums in the US, Europe and South America including a permanent display of 27 paintings at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Smith

McLaine died suddenly one month after the

donated eight lithographs to International

conference, MacGuigan was determined to launch a major alumni campaign in Canada that would secure a scholarship endowment for the East and Central European Leadership Program that had been named in MclLaine’s

House where they are displayed in the residence hallways. His life and his generous donations were profiled in the August 1996 issue of The World Newsletter.

and his wife Tudy’s, ‘57 honor. ;

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research headquartered in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Ake was one of the pre-eminent

Judge of the Federal Court of Appeal.

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appointed by the Royal Dutch Shell to study the ecology of the oil-producing Niger Delta to protest the execution of author Ken Saro-Wiwa. At his death, he was the founder and director of the Center for Advanced Social Science, a think-tank for social and environmental

alumnus, Ambassador Alan McLaine ‘58, who worked for the Foreign Ministry. After he served as Foreign Minister, MacGuigan was appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada. In June 1994, he became a

vering devotion throughout the years to maintain the beauty and utility of the Denmark Room at International House will always be

remembered. An active

industry, he resigned from a commission

the close personal friend of another I. House

upgrade of the kitchen appliances. His unwa-

In a tribute in The New York Times, Executive Committee Chairman William D. Rueckert and President Don Cuneo noted,

political scientist who was a Visiting Professor at Yale, died in a plane crash in Nigeria at the age of 57. An out-spoken critic of the oil

York and Columbia Universities. From 1980 to 1982 he served as Secretary of State for External Affairs (Foreign Minister) and became

furnish a small dining room and an attached kitchen in the latest Danish design, with tasteful Danish tableware and cutlery, framed prints and bright red and white curtains evocative of the Danish flag. Located on the C-Floor at the hub of resident activity, the Denmark Room is used by residents and staff for special occasions and dinners with distinguished guests. In the 1980's, Kjaer-Hansen helped sponsor an enlargement of the dining room and a major

John Akers. As guest speaker at the Holiday Sunday Supper in 1991, she recalled her groundbreaking career and shared humorous anecdotes about life in Washington. In 1995, radiant in a red dress, she joined her husband in presenting the Harry Edmonds Awards at a Rainbow Room dance where her charm, wit, and warmth were on prominent display.

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Funeral services were held January 14th in Oklahoma City where he was buried. A memorial service was held in Ottawa, Canada on February 3rd.

member of Canada’s Parliament in 1968, eight years after completing his legal studies at New

Kjaer-Hansen and fellow alumni were able to

Mrs. Whitehead became a familiar and glamorous figure at International House following her husband’s election as Chairman in 1989. She frequently accompanied him to special events, and often introduced corporate

a Canadian

The Canadian Friends of I. House

Claude Ake, ‘62-’65, a prominent Nigerian

years precluded long-distance travel. He was a member of the I. House Board of Trustees from 1977 until his death.

Sachs Company and Deputy Secretary of State

an active contributor

Justice Mark R. MacGuigan, ‘58-'60 died January 12th after a courageous battle against cancer, at his home in Oklahoma City. He was 66. Born in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, MacGuigan became a

Council of World Members, attending every meeting until deteriorating health in recent

A preeminent figure in Washington D.C. for three decades as both a hard-driving journalist and legendary hostess, she married John C. Whitehead — former Co-Chair of Goldman,

and was

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Mr. Poul Kjaer-Hansen ‘36-'37, an International Trustee and World Council Member, died last summer in Copenhagen after a long struggle with cancer. Trustee Sigurdur Helgason expressed the feelings of the I. House community when he praised his “dear friend” and fellow alumnus. “He was such a warm, outgoing person, liked by all who came in contact with him. His sense of humor was so brilliant, he was a marvelous storyteller. We always thought of him as another Victor Borge — he was so superb. He was a powerful force in keeping the alumni affairs of I. House alive and he has contributed greatly to its success.” Kjaer-Hansen was 84 years old.

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...French Campaign For Mural Room wallpaper panels. The mural’s panels are known as “ Les Vues de L’Amerique du Nord “ and were designed in 1834 by the French painter Jean Julien Deltil. The depicted scenes are New York Bay, West Point, Boston Harbor, Niagara Falls, and Natural Bridge in Virginia as viewed

by the French during the period of Chateaubriand’s travels to the United States. Since 1834 to the present, these scenic panels have been hand-printed by Zuber, a company founded in Rixheim, northern France, in 1797. Zuber uses natural light and Deltil’s original 1834 wood blocks. There are 1,690 different blocks comprised of 223 colors. Other elements of the

proposal are the modernization of the room’s lighting, heating and air-conditioning systems; the refurbishment of the chandelier, gilded mirror, French windows and hardwood floor; and the repair, replacement or reupholstery of all the period furniture, the drapes and the carpet. The Mural Room dates back to the construction of International House in 1924 and was the product of Mrs. John D. Rockefeller’s personal involvement and vision. As a member of the original building committee, Mrs. Rockefeller selected interiors which would, as was stated at the time, “...serve as an American Colonial home on an heroic scale necessarily to accommodate this family of hundreds, yet unmistakably as a home.” Mrs. Rockefeller’s interest in

early American homes and furnishings were to continue to grow thereafter, and she would play a leading role in restoring Colonial Williamsburg and establishing Historic Hudson. The Mural Room has continued to serve both as a living room for the House’s residents and as its principal diplomatic reception room for visiting dignitaries. Over the past seventy-four years these visitors have been an august group of diverse personalities ranging from Emperor Akihito of Japan to Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, a virtual procession of past, present and (in our residents) future world leaders from presidents and prime ministers to ambas-

sadors and princes, from entertainment stars and opera divas to corporate C.E.0.’s and Nobel prize winners.

“We are quite excited at the prospect of seeing the Mural Room return to its former elegance in the context of our 75th Anniversary activities,” said Cuneo. “I am especially appreciative of the initiative and substantial help of fellow alumnus Blaise Halluitte who came to live at the House a few months after I completed my studies at Columbia.” Si

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“Yor seven decades private sector philanthropy has been central to International House’s ability to fulfill its Mission. Our seventy-third year was no exception with a total of $615,412 in unrestricted gifts received for the Annual Fund. The highlights of this year’s fundraising activities were a golf benefit at the Piping Rock Club and a theater benefit featuring the Broadway musical Dream which netted a combined total of

by International House’s named and endowed Program & Scholarship Funds, provide over 10 percent of the House’s budget. A listing of those who have remembered International House as part of their estate planning is at the end of this Annual Report. For their voluntary financial support throughout the past year, we are deeply grateful to the many individuals, corporations, and foundations whose names appear on the following

$78,006 for International House’s scholarship fund.

Honor Roll of Donors.

Each year current gifts made through the Annual Fund, combined with income generated [Names listed in boldface indicate gifts and pledges, in-kind contributions, pro bono services, and new planned gifts of $15,000 or honk

: A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating

: John Edward Mead, MD ‘84

: Haruo Murase

: Juan Carlos Mendonca ‘86 : Harrison J. Merrill ‘39 : Filip Jean Moerman ‘87 : Mr. & Mrs. Erik-Peter Mortensen : Shirley B. Nute ‘54 : Daniela Passal ‘60 CORPORATION AND FOUNDATION : Margaret Lipman Pillsbury ‘50 SUPPORT : Richard |. Purnell "NA, Ine. : Abdul Raoof ‘54 : Toyota Tsusho America American Express Company : Gernot Riechmann : Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr. : Whitehead Foundation American Express Foundation* : Harry M. Rosen ‘70 : Khye Tiong Saw, ‘75 - WWCES Corporation American International : Mr. & Mrs. David Rosow : Lorie A. Slutsky Group : Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Sachs : Willard B. Snyder : *Denotes corporations and Ameritech Builders, Ltd. : James P. Schadt : foundations which also, or exclu- : Annaliese Soros Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, Inc. : Mr. & Mrs. James Smith Toedtman ‘67 : David T. Schiff : sively, provided matching gifts. Asahi Chemical Industry : Peter G. Schiff : Kathryn W. Toll America, Inc. : A. George Schillinger '50 : Jens A. Westrick Associated Insurance Management : : David M. Schleicher ‘94 : Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Wolsch ‘55 The Awana Family Trust - CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE : David M. Schramm ‘70 Banco de Galicia y Buenos Aires : [$5,000 or more] : Choi Sang Shum ‘53 Bankers Trust New York : GLOBAL PATRON : H. Clay Simpson, Jr. ‘62 Corporation - [$500 - $999] : James & Denise Barton ‘56 : Malcolm W. Smith ‘67 Bayerische Landesbank ‘Mr. & Mrs. : Kaspar Speckle ‘64 Bertelsmann AG : Shreeprakash Agarwal ‘59 : Frederick L. Buddenhagen : Matthew C. Spooner ‘88 Blackstone Group : Helen L. Bing ‘60 : Patricia M. Cloherty ‘67 : James M. Stewart Bridgestone\Firestone Trust Fund : Ruth B. Bryn : Estate of Jean S. Dobrzensky ‘45 : Mr. & Mrs. Bien Kiat Tan ‘81 Bristol-Myers Squibb : Colin G. Campbell : Robert R. Douglass : Frank C. Taylor ‘78 Company : Raymond Carey, Jr. : Barbara D. Duncan : Frances Siu Lan Tyau ‘58 Bristol-Myers Squibb : Margaret Hammond Carr ‘28 : Jolene & Stephen Eyre : Willibrord F. Van Nierop ‘84 Foundation : Yukichi Chiba ‘51 : Scott & ley Frantz : Sabine Vosswinkel ‘94 Brother International Corporation : Maurice R. Greenberg : Barbara H. Colgate : Cyrus Walker Buttrick, White & Burtis : Dany Antonine Comeau ‘87 : Blaise Halluitte ‘70 Canadian Friends of International : Mr. & Mrs. Jacques P. De Portu ‘54 Boon-Khim Yeo ‘74 : Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Seungpil Yu ‘71 House : Ta Chun Hsu ‘45 : Michel De Portu ‘80 Canon USA, Inc. : Sheikh Walid Ahmed Juffali : Mr. & Mrs. Kostas Douzinas Charitable Gift Fund : Mr. & Mrs. Maurits E. Edersheim ‘41 WORLD SPONSORS : Tsutomu Karino Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.* [$100 - $249] : Mr. & Mrs. Ruediger Flik : Fred M. Kirb Citibank, N.A. : Andreas Kleffel : Senji Fujita Citicorp Foundation* : Jerrold Abrahams : Walter J. Handelman, Esq. : Noriko O. Kozai ‘58 Colgate-Palmolive Company* : Arun R. Adya ‘71 : Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone : Mrs. Leonard Hirschfeld Commerzbank AG - New York : Manuel Alonso-Olea ‘51 : John |. Howell : Lee Seng Gee Branch : Austin Chinegwu Amalu ‘81 : Yoshiyuki Kawashima, 58 : Stanley S. Litow Daimler-Benz North American : Mr. & Mrs. John W. Kooyman ‘87 : Constantine A. Anastassopoulos ‘50 : Hans Meyers Corporation : Edward Anders ‘51 : Mr. & Mrs. Rempei Mizuno ‘62 | Mrs. Rudolph Kuhlmann Dallas BBQ’s Restaurant : Maria Gabriela Aspiazu '93 : Takeshi Nagano ‘55 : Ole Lippmann ‘36 Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation : Victorien A. Assi ‘93 : Norma Lotz : Takeshi Nagaya Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. : Diana race Nouri : Mr. & Mrs. Roderic V. Lowman ‘46 : Mrs. Rade C. Awana ‘40 Edmond de Rothschild Foundation : Amadou Racine Ba ‘78 : Edmond J. Nouri ’42 : George W. Mapp Den Danske Bank : Dr. & Mrs. Edward F. Babbott : Abby & George O’Neill : Catherine A. Mayer ‘69 DG Bank : Mrs. Alan P. McLaine, ‘57 : Elisa E. Badell Gonzalez ‘78 : John Bing Sing Pek ‘69 Cleveland H. Dodge : Timothy B. Barrett : Timotheus R. Pohl : David H. Miller ‘66 Foundation* : Mr. & Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. : Katherine Spalt Miller ‘66 : John Beaudouin The Claire & Maurits Edersheim : David Rockefeller : The ribtnghd Benjamin Mkapa ‘63 : Margit Becker Foundation : Georgia J. Bernard ‘57 : Herman Rottenberg : William S. Moody EM Industries, Inc. : Ted M. Bessen : Kiyoshi Nomizu ‘77 ‘ William D. Rueckert Flik International Corporation : Daisy & Paul Soros ‘51 : Clarence W. Olmstead, Jr., Esq. & : Diana Frances Bickley ‘92 Freunde des International House, e.v. : Robert A.M. Stern : Robert Bierich : Kathleen F. Heenan Fribourg Foundation, Inc. : Prince A. A. Nwafor Orizu ‘44 : Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bloch, Jr. : Robert G. Stone, Jr. The L.W. Frohlich : Mervin Block ‘61 : G. Richard Thoman : Patricia H. Robert Charitable Trust : Mr. & Mrs. Alexandru Bogdan ‘88 : Bill Schlick : Wenke Thoman Gelman Pension : Servane BonnetEsculier ‘88 : Tatsuro Toyoda ‘58 : William G. Sharwell Consulting, Inc. : Alan H. Booth ‘33 : The Hon. & Mrs. John C. : Anonymous ‘60 Green Fund, Inc. : Whitehead : Mrs. Norton Stevens : Nelson A. Borelli ‘59 John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc. : Mr. & Mrs. Thompson M. Swayne : Hans Bottcher ‘87 : Mark Wéssner IBM International Foundation : Masanobu Taniguchi ‘79 : Mark Bovens ‘83 Integrated Micro Systems, Inc. : John D. Von Pischke ‘64 : Trudy E. Bower-Pirinis ‘78 : LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Invemed Associates, Inc. : Rachelle F. Bradt ‘81 : Kristian G. von Sydow ‘41 Japanese Chamber of Commerce : Mrs. James P. Warburg : Mary Jane Bragg ‘40 & Industry : Evandro F. Braz ‘67 : Anna Bell Washburn ‘50 : John C. Beck : Bk ‘ Jocapa Business Forms : sao Yasuda : Robert C. Beck pe xhramdhitrs oa si E.A. Juffali & Brothers : Manfred Becker Ewing Marion Kauffman "James L, Broadhead ‘63 : Kenneth |. Chenault Foundation : Elizabeth M. Brothers ’51 : Donald L. Cuneo ‘69 & - [$250 - $499] W. K. Kellogg Foundation* : Corporation : Robert A.M. Stern Architects : Swiss Bank Corporation* : The Times Mirror Foundation* - Tokio Marine Management : Toyoshima Sales Corporation : Toyota Motor Corporate Services

: Massaharu Nakamura : Marian M. Newsom : Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. O'Neill ’92 : Mastoshi Ono : Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Peterson : Henry C. Preston ‘59 : Mr. & Mrs. L. Ware Preston, Ill : Mrs. Kent Rhodes : Dr. & Mrs. Frederic Rueckert

[$2,500 - $4,999]

F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.

Lee Foundation The James A. Macdonald Foundation MacJannet Foundation

Mannesmann Capital Corporation Marsh & McLennan, Inc.

Mitsubishi Materials USA Corporation Mitsubishi Rayon America, Inc. Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A,), Inc. The Mitsui USA Foundation NEMCO Brokerage New York Community Trust Norddeutsche Landesbank Gironzentale KPMG Peat Marwick Penta Ocean Construction Company, Ltd. The Piionthropic Collaborative, Inc. J.M. Pillsbury Family Trust Potamkin Auto Center, Ltd. Progress Management Rain Hill Group, Inc.

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Reader's Digest Foundation* La Fondation Rhéne-PoulencInstitut de France Ricoh Corporation Rockefeller Brothers Fund* Rogers & Wells Rosow & Company Rotary Club of Northern Columbia County Herman & Lenore Rottenberg

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Sandoz Corporation Schiff Foundation Schindler Elevator Service Directions, Inc. Shearman & Sterling Société Generale Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation Spiritus Gladius Foundation Starr Foundation

: Bonnie Cuneo

: Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr. : Estate of Jamil Estarabadi ‘29 : Mr. & Mrs. James D. Farley : Harvey Golub : Eloise De Lay Hayes ‘64 : Peter W. Hegener : Anne Hale Johnson ‘50 : Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Kummerfeld : Mary F. Miller ‘66 PRESIDENT’S CLUB

- [$1,000 - $2,499] : Dr. & Mrs. » Kwabena Adutwum Addei ‘68 : Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Arnhold

: Ross S. & Leah Rush Cann ‘87 : Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Carter : John F. Crawford, Esq. : James M. Davis ‘39

: Kathryn Waterman Davis ‘32

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: Wilfried Freudenberger : Johannes K. Gabel

: Thomas J. Gardner ‘52 : The Hon. & Mrs. S. William Green : Joan R. Gregory ‘87 : Hiromi Gunji : Gunner Haarman

: Majed Halawi ‘85 : Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Hartley

: Sigurdur O. Helgason ‘45 : Vreni A. Hommes ‘89 : Jean Huet

: Joseph J. Lavin : Mr. & Mrs. George L. Lindemann : Patrick W. McEnroe : Joseph & Christine McLaughlin : Louis Mezzina

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: Mrs. Frances Von Maltitz ‘37 : Florian von Stein : Erasmia Voukelatos ‘91

: D’Juro Villaran-Rokovich

: Gloria Liv

: Jofre Cananindin

: Stephanie Low ‘53

: Ruth D. Wert ‘41

: Crystal Howard ‘92 : Robert Mark Chadwick ’83 : A. Kathleen Channin ‘58

: Clare Wisecarver Madocks ‘65 : James L. Maertin : Harry H. Manko ‘50

"Mr, Wilfredo R. Chirinos ‘87

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: Yi Suk Choo ‘60

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: Shelia Burrows Chapline ‘46

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: Jacek Chowdhary ‘94

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: Joseph C. Wyman ‘56

Hod W. Martinez “43

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: Mr. & Mrs. Mawela Matobo

: Charles & Hong Zhang

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| Mr. & Mrs. Sanjay Nagaraja "94

David Nechamkin

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: Mohamed Abdel-Monem : AbdelHamid ‘55 : Margaret F. Abel ‘48

: Yonathan Abranyos ‘89 : Mariluz C. Adams ‘65 : Stephen E. Adeyinka ‘70 : Robin F. Ahrens ‘65

: Elinor J. Allison ‘37 | judith R. Alstadter ‘64

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: Joyce Grund Anglemyer ‘57 : Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Anwandter ‘84 : William Blodgett Ashley ‘70 : Hans Aspock ‘70

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: Marilyn Edith Dobson ‘91

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: Barbara A Drainer ‘56

Alexander |. Batchvarov Jonathan W. Battle ‘69

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: Leora C. Dumlao ‘41

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:Rachel A. Eubanks, D.M.A. ‘46 : Carlos Elmar Farrales ‘60 : Aurelie Farriaux ‘86

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: Mika Haritou Fatourou ‘90

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: Jennifer Cron Hepler

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: Félicité Laflamme Hoffman ‘27 : Dorothy Hokanson ‘45 : Ellen Neff Hoke ‘41 : Archibald Holland ‘52

> Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Fasullo, ‘91

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: Marianne Handy Hraibi : Greg Hubert

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Dorothy Brickman ‘58

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: Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Feely : Joseph A. Feingold

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: Ecaterina Ignat : Mary Jane Irwin ‘52 : Chisako Isobe ‘88 : Ellen G. Itskovitz

: Thomas P. lvanyi

: Gary Howard Jacobs ‘87 : Sandra Mae Jacobs ‘86 : Reza Jalili

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: Marjorie Fryxell ‘53

: Lutgarde M. Jans ‘72 : Hugh M. Jenkins : Geraldine M. Jennings ‘53

Aldo Busot ‘49

: Helene R. Fuller “60

: Karen S. Johnstone ‘61

: Phoebe Furtado Gedge ‘39

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: Katherine Gee

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: Sandrine Pechels ‘93 : Anders Cajus Pedersen ‘90 : Jelena Pejic ‘96 : Nikolaos Pelekasis ‘94

: Mr. & Mrs. Kishor Laud ‘95 : Dorathea D. Laundrie : George A. Lee : Helen Weinblatt Levin ‘63 : Ruth B. Levine ‘65

: Juan Crisostome Perez ‘90 : Barbara Perina M.D. ‘68

: Twila Livingstone Perry ‘72 : Mrs. Charles G. Peterson ‘46 : William E. Pfeiffer, Jr. ‘75

: Melvin E. Levison ‘52

: Richard Bertman Levit ‘86

: Andreas Pfingsten ‘94

: Rhonda M. Lichtman ‘97

: Marcia Pierson ‘63

: Florence K. Pilgram ‘34

: Paul M. Limbert ‘27 : Peter Lindenfeld ‘51 : Yuanwen Liu

> Mr. & Mrs. John Polaha ‘95

: Josephine Polizzi ‘60 : Peter Pollack : Elisabeth P. Pollaert ‘87

: Luz M. Llado Hernandez ‘56 : Leonor M. Luiz ‘50

: Betty Louise Lumby ‘55 : Expedito Luz ‘81 Barry H. Lynn ‘94 : Herbert H. Maccoby ‘47 : Kathleen Suzanne Macintyre ‘74

: Michael Kevin Price ‘80 : Mr. & Mrs. Andreas Prodromidis : Susan Purd

: Ruth H. Purkaple : Sidney J. Railson ‘60 : Majorie J. Ramphal

> Mr. & Mrs. William B. Macomber : Peter K. Maier ‘53

: Helen Bird Rasmussen ‘78

: Mary Jane Redwine ‘56

: Royce M, Mallory ‘69 : Wladyslaw Manski ‘51

“Shirley J. Roby ‘64

: John C. Matthews ‘47 > Mr. & Mrs. Harold O. Mawhiney

: Madeline D.J. Rohlfs ‘59 : Volie L. Roof ‘64 : Antoniette F. Rosell ‘52

: Mrs. Lois Strickler McBath ‘33

: George L. McGeary ‘52

Gloria F. McGowan ‘45 : Dana K. McLaren ‘94 > lan W. McNair “57 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. McQuade

: Mr. & Mrs. Thibaud M. Joubert, ‘93 : Maharaj K. Mehta ‘45 : Dorothy Messenger ‘49 : Chaipat Kamchadduskorn ‘85 : Elka K. Kancheva ‘97 : Robert E. Meyer ‘57 : Clara B. Miller ‘42 : Edward S. Kaneshige ‘55 : Fred B. Miller, Jr. “47 : Sara Dalkowitz Kaplan ‘48

erias ‘64

: Mary

: John F. Reichard : Rebecca Ann Gay Reynolds ‘89 : Zara Marian ‘77 : Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Marshack ‘56 : Bernice Richmond ‘47 : Carlos De Mathias Martins Junior ‘93 : Evelyn Ritscher ‘42 : Costanza M.M. Rizzacasa : Sonya G. Mason ‘95

: Jonathan Isham

: Charlotte G. Fletcher ‘40

Margaret M. Byard

: Wendy Lamb : Peter C. Landry ‘49 : Mr. & Mrs. Conor J. Heneghan ‘92 : Miriam Ruth Lassman-Rosin-‘46

> Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Emmerson

: Marian Englander ‘46

: Rachel R. Hecht, Esq. ‘61 : Jochen Heck ‘95

: Leonie Dunlap ‘39 : Joanne Edgar ‘68 : Augusta |. Edwards ‘46

Judith A. Beggs

iger ‘91 : Andreas : Ellen M. Gellermann : Daniel Gersen, Esq. ‘42 : James P. Gifford ‘66 : Edward Gerald Gingold ‘68 : Minako Ginoza : Reuben M. Ginsberg, P.C. ‘49

: Roxana Giragossiantz ‘51

: Masaru Kawasaki ‘67 : Mrs. Charles S. Keevil ‘37

: John D. Miller ‘50

: Michael Kenny, Jr. : Margaret P. Ketly

: Mrs. John W. Minet ‘48

: Stephen Larry Mintz ‘67

: M. Javed Khan ‘79

: Alan P. Mirasol

: Mr. & Mrs. Herman Gollob ‘59

: Mrs. Byron Goodwillie ‘51 : Marion Bay Gordon ‘36 : RobertJ. Gottschall ‘66

: Brian M. Kileff ‘67 : Helen W. Kim ‘65

: Ruth K. King ‘50 : Eric Kisch ‘62

: Forrest G. Moore

: Ulrich Heinz Knoerzer, ‘89 : Shinku Koizumi ‘95 : Rao V. Kolluru ‘70

: Gibson Gray ‘49 : Lloyd J. Graybar “65

: Angela H. Sigward ‘42 : Harper H. Sills ‘55 : Jing Sima ‘96 : Anne Van Nays Sinclair ‘51 > Mr. & Mrs. Karun K. Singh ‘89

> Miriam Sara Palacio ‘70 : Sandford L. Palay ‘49 Paula A. Paluszal

: Carol Shipman La Pierre ‘51 : Michael Laguerre

: Joyce Ellen Papes ‘83 : David H. Parent ‘66

> Mr. & Mrs. Noor A. Lakhdhir ‘56

> Thomas J. Parente ‘75 Steven Thaxton Parkinson ‘87

: Margo Lamb ‘58

: Christie Hayes ‘87

> Mr. & Mrs. Helmut Schwartz ‘93 : Marianne Sciolino ‘87 : Mary Anne Sears ‘61 Noureddine Sefiani ‘70 : Roberto Setola : Yi Shen ‘94 : Shouna T. Shoemake ‘97 : Gabriel James Sider ‘67

: Mr. & Mrs. Cano Ozgener ‘64 : Mine Ozpinar ‘87 : Kikuko Miyakawa Packness ‘39 : Kirsten Blythe Painter ‘92

: Susan E. Krauss : Samuel Saul Kravitz ‘85 : Bernard Krevitz ‘48 > Prof. & Mrs. Roman Kuc ‘79 > Mr. & Mrs. : David Thomas Hanawalt ‘89 : Ashwini Kumar > Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Harbottle ‘41 : Piotr Jaromir Kumelowski ‘84 : Angeline H. Kuo ‘48 : Jason M. Hardink : Bruce Hart > Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Hartch ‘65

: Virginia Worley Schoener ‘47 : Josephine Schultz ‘55

: Elizabeth Olana ‘85 Richard M. Olsen

: Nancy Shepard Kovaleff ‘73

: Richard S. Harper ‘73

: Robert D. Saums ‘51 : Robert W. Saunders ‘51 : William A. Sa ers, Jr. ‘50 : Robert B. Schechter ‘67 : Jeanne M. Schleich ‘54 : Mrs. J. Paul Schneider ‘42 : Anne M. Schneiderman

: Florence Nightingale ‘53 : Peter Edwin Nijman ‘84

: Keith Petty Koons ‘78

: Alexander Grzeszezak : Thomas R. Gubar : Masakatsu Hagi ‘52 : Craig Hallsteen

: Ebba V. Sandberg ‘58 : Harry Charles Sangree ‘83 : Mary Ellen Sarbaugh ‘43

> Mr. & Mrs. Donald N. Nelson

: Judith B. Kostman ‘65 : Nicolas Koutsopoulos ‘89

: Jessica Greenstein ‘92 : Blanche Gross ‘44

: William E. Ruh, fl “90 : Sharon M. Russell ‘53 : Robert Sachs ‘35 : Tania Saeed ‘97

: Phyllis A. Moore ‘50 : Mr. & Mrs James Mori ‘80 : George A. Mudge

: Annette Kittredge ‘91

: Shobhna Goyal ‘95 : Blanche E. Grant : Gretchen Grant

: Bob K. Rothschild ‘48 : Gerhard H. Rothstein ‘67

: Olive Jean Rudd

: Fred B. Milligan

: Taghi J. Mirsepassi ‘55 * Kenichi Miyamoto ‘77 : Christoph Mohn ‘89 : Ashley Montagu ‘31

: Diedre D. Kieckhefer ‘50

: Ernst H. Rosenberger ‘57 : Marjorie Stamm Rosenfeld ‘51 : Charles S. Rotenberg ‘62

: Stephen Sokol : Andrea J. Spurgeon ‘87 : Vivi R. Stafford ‘93 > Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Stark ‘42 : Sidney Stark, Jr. ‘51 : Marlene Steiner : John M. Steketee ‘50

: Hamilton Stephens, M.D. ‘58 : M. Lesueur Stewart ‘84

: Wayne S. Stinson ‘65 : Arina Hendrika Storm ‘96 : Susan Storms : Annette G. Strauss ‘45 : Edward O. Strobel ‘39

> Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Sweeney : Ayako M. Takase ‘41 : Sonoko Tanaka ‘92

: George Teiner ‘68 : Elroy B. Thiel ‘58 : Birger Thomsen ‘92 : Herbert W. Thorne : Reinhard Thurner ‘73 : Hui Yu Caroline Ts’ai ‘82 : Beatrice Tselos ‘34

: Zacharias E. Tsouggarakis ‘54 : Sakae T. Ujiki ‘40 : Mr. & Mrs. Tunc Ulug ‘64 : Alexander Wolfgang Unfried ‘90 : Thierry M. Van Den Weghe ‘79 : Marc Antoni Van Roon ‘93

: Dolores Vanison-Blakely ‘60 : George Varky ‘60 A. Vatakencherry ‘64 ras : Fil Verdiani ‘60

: Richard Vincent Vergnano ‘90

: Frederic B. Vohralik ‘55 : Erimar Von Der Osten

: Annette von Engelbrechten : Saipin Vongkitbuncha ‘70 : Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Webb ‘65 : Christian Friedrich Weinheimer ‘95 : Harold Weissman ‘65 : James M. Wells ‘42

: John A. Wells

: Stefan Werner, ‘95 : Jane S. Wertheim ‘52

: Marilyn Schuman Wertheimer ‘53 : Mary N. Whiteside “43

: James S. Wilkins ‘87 : David B. Williams : Edith S. Williams ‘52

: Katherine K. Williams ‘31 : Elinor Winkle ‘96 : Eliot Winokur ‘68

: Ching-Hung

Woo ‘63

: John Woodward

: Haltom Wray : Dengyun Yan : Sue Yasav : Mrs. Wai Chee Chun Yee ‘39 : David C.J. Yeh ‘67

: Betty Jean McCourry Yockey ‘53 : Theodore O. Yoder ‘33 : Hannah F. Zacher ‘54

: A. Lee Zeigler

: Min Zhan : Judith Collier Zola ‘64

: Leslie Meyers Zomalt ‘65

: Michael Skandera,Jr. ‘53

: Robert Frank-Smylie ‘60 : Karl Socher ‘58

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE INVITES YOU TO JOIN THE HARRY EDMONDS SOCIETY the knowledge that your legacy will further the work of the House and enhance the experi-

Are you looking for a way to make a meaningful contribution to International House? Would you like to reduce your current taxes or future estate taxes, leaving more of your estate to your family and loved ones? Would you like to receive regular income distributions of expertly-managed funds for your lifetime (and that of others, if you wish), while reducing your taxes? If so, we invite you to join our Harry Edmonds Society, named after the remarkable man whose vision helped found International House nearly 75 years ago. The Harry Edmonds Society is a special group of alumni and friends with the desire and vision to ensure the future success of International House’s mission by including the House in their estate planning. Whether you include a bequest to the House in your will, participate in our pooled income fund or other planned giving programs, by taking advantage of the powerful option of planned giving, you may enjoy concrete financial benefits, as well as

ence of future residents.

We would be delighted to send you information about the Harry Edmonds Society and ways in which you may help International House. Please check the information you would like to receive, cut out the coupon, and send it to: Elisabeth Schalk

Director of Development & Alumni Relations INTERNATIONAL HOUSE 500 Riverside Drive

New York, NY 10027-3916 Please feel free to call (212)316-8423 with any questions you may have.

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